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Hello sir! About the multivalued attribute in DEPT_LOCATIONS Dnumber is brought from DEPARTMENT relation so it is a foreign key. Do we need to underline it twice one with st. line and another with dashed line?
We should not use the dashed line . Dept_locations is a relation . Not the entity. If we have any entity which has a partial key. Then we have to use a dashed line.
If we have total participation then add the primary in that entity table. In the above example the department has a total participation in manages relationship so we modified the department table( means we add SSN as foreign key in the department table). Note: if we have partial participation both side we can modify(add foreign) any one of the relation. But if we have any relationship with total participation then that need to be modified(add foreign key in that relation) Refere at 6:20
In ER (Entity-Relationship) mappings, derived attributes are typically not included as separate attributes in the entity model. Derived attributes are calculated or derived from other attributes in the entity, and they do not represent stored data in the database. Instead of including derived attributes in the entity model, they often calculated on-the-fly when needed or stored in a separate table or view. Including derived attributes in the entity model can lead to redundancy and potential data inconsistency.
Yes derived attributes will not be stored in database, but derived attribute values will be calculated based on already existing data. So in this relational mapping we will ignore derived attributes.
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Hello sir! About the multivalued attribute in DEPT_LOCATIONS Dnumber is brought from DEPARTMENT relation so it is a foreign key. Do we need to underline it twice one with st. line and another with dashed line?
We should not use the dashed line . Dept_locations is a relation . Not the entity. If we have any entity which has a partial key. Then we have to use a dashed line.
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what if relation is total, does it not affect the schemas, no more modifying?
If we have total participation then add the primary in that entity table. In the above example the department has a total participation in manages relationship so we modified the department table( means we add SSN as foreign key in the department table).
Note: if we have partial participation both side we can modify(add foreign) any one of the relation. But if we have any relationship with total participation then that need to be modified(add foreign key in that relation)
Refere at 6:20
why didnt we consider dependents_of in the 1:N relationships?
@@adityasareen5638 that is already covered while covering weak entity dependent.
Please check from 4:50
sir I want to ask do we always ignore the derived attribute
In ER (Entity-Relationship) mappings, derived attributes are typically not included as separate attributes in the entity model. Derived attributes are calculated or derived from other attributes in the entity, and they do not represent stored data in the database. Instead of including derived attributes in the entity model, they often calculated on-the-fly when needed or stored in a separate table or view. Including derived attributes in the entity model can lead to redundancy and potential data inconsistency.
Yes derived attributes will not be stored in database, but derived attribute values will be calculated based on already existing data. So in this relational mapping we will ignore derived attributes.
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can u provide the text book link what u follow
Fundamentals of Database Systems
Book by Ramez Elmasri
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Sir what about weak entity
Weak entity starts at @ 4:15 minutes
SIR PLEASE UPLOAD PDF DOCUMENT FOR THIS LECTURE AS WELL
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